Boyd's Blog

Search This Blog

test post!!!

on August 19, 2019

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Hello! This is my test post! I hope this works!! :)

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Comment Wall

Comment Wall, Flickr link to Portfolio: Featured Fables

Hello! My name is Emily Boyd, and I am currently a senior Health and Exercise Science major (and Spanish minor) at The University of Oklahoma. I am from Tulsa, Oklahoma (as I discussed in my first post) and I would ideally love to move back after graduation. As for what I want to do after graduation, this fall, I will be applying to attend graduate school for Occupational Therapy. Coming in to college, I was definitely one of those people who had no idea what they wanted to major in/do for the rest of their lives. It wasn't until I shadowed a PT, OT, & an ST in the neuro unit of Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston that I discovered my passion for OT. I love the idea of helping people from all walks of life regain or strengthen their ability to perform activities of daily living to further improve their quality of life. When I am not doing school, I enjoy listening to music, singing, dancing, reading, watching YouTube videos and napping. I don't watch TV often, but when ...

Week 7 Story: Aphrodite and the Golden Mirror EC Reading

Aphrodite and the Golden Mirror Revised story can be found at Featured Fables Aphrodite, Goddess of Love, Beauty and Pleasure, sat atop the highest peak of Mount Olympus, exhausted from a day’s work of gazing at her own reflection. As she reclined in her beautifully ornate throne, Ares, her ex-lover, came barreling toward her on his chariot of fire with a look of anger coloring his chiseled face. Upon seeing her angry ex-lover, Aphrodite immediately descended Mount Olympus with her handmaids and quickly found a suitable cave to hide in. As soon as Aphrodite fled from the top of Mount Olympus, the people below began to mourn the loss of the Goddess of Love, as her absence caused them to lose both the ability to bare children and to appear beautiful. After this disappearance, the people prayed and prayed for the return of Aphrodite to no avail. One day, Gelos, who was the divine personification of laughter, crafted a beautiful golden mirror and set out to find the c...

Powered by Blogger

test post!!!

Comments

Post a Comment